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by TomHill » Wed May 08, 2013 10:14 am
1. Ch.Curson AC: Crozes-Hermitage (MeBaC; 12.5%) Etienne et Edouard Pochon/Curson 1988: Med.color w/ some bricking; strong smokey/pungent/roasted bit ozone/burning metal/fireworks slight toasty/pungent some green olive/olive tapenade little fruit bit earthy rather classic/NR complex nose; slight tart rather smooth/velvety some smokey/pungent/roasted slight metallic/fireworks sparkler/ozone light green olive/tapenade slight peppery/Syrah rather gentle flavor w/ light/smooth tannins; med.long strong roasted/pungent/smokey/charred bit earthy/peppery some green olive/olive tapenade finish w/ soft/smooth/quiet tannins; very little fruit left but lots of NR character w/ lots of smokey character; lovely old bones.
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by Brian K Miller » Wed May 08, 2013 10:38 am
Wow Tom, this is the first tasting note I have ever read for a 15 year old Crozes Hermitage!
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by Jenise » Sun May 12, 2013 2:37 pm
Brian K Miller wrote:Wow Tom, this is the first tasting note I have ever read for a 15 year old Crozes Hermitage!
Re-do the math.
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